Trouble strikes the wall rebuild

What happens here

This project provides detailed instructions on constructing a stable and long-lasting boulder retaining wall, specifically addressing challenges posed by significant ground movement due to freeze-thaw cycles in regions like Minnesota. The process involves excavating a deep trench, laying geotextile fabric, carefully placing large boulders (starting with the 'big dogs' at the base and stepping back each subsequent layer), backfilling with compacted soil, and ensuring proper 'toeing in' of stones for maximum stability. The video also highlights the importance of equipment maintenance and troubleshooting, such as re-tensioning an excavator's track.